texts: The leader of the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy has been the Prime Minister of the Netherlands since 2010. The State Secretary for Social Affairs and Employment for the Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) was appointed by Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende of the VVD after a coalition agreement guaranteed several seats in the cabinet. At the 2003 election, <mask> was elected to the House of Representatives. He became the State Secretary for Education, Culture and Science in 2004. The leader of the VVD, Jozias van Aartsen, resigned after the party suffered heavy losses in municipal elections. Rutte resigned from his cabinet post shortly after he was elected as leader. Although the VVD lost six seats in the 2006 election, they still became the second-largest opposition party.The VVD became the largest party in the House of Representatives for the first time in the party's history at the 2010 election after Rutte led them to the highest number of votes cast. The Prime Minister of the Netherlands was sworn in on October 14, 2010. He was the first liberal to be appointed Prime Minister in 92 years. The early collapse of his government in April 2012 was due to budget negotiations, but the subsequent election saw the VVD win its highest number of seats ever, with Rutte returning as prime minister to lead to a coalition between the VVD and the Labour Party. The cabinet was the first in 20 years to see out a full four-year term, and although the VVD lost seats at the election, it remained the largest party. After a record-length formation period, Rutte was appointed to lead to a new coalition between the VVD, CDA, D66 and CU; he was sworn in for his third term as prime minister on October 26th. In response to a scandal relating to false allegations of child welfare fraud by the Dutch tax authorities, Rutte and his entire cabinet offered their resignations on January 15, 2021.The VVD finished first for the fourth consecutive election after <mask> remained in office. He began his fourth term as prime minister on January 10, 2022. <mask>'s reputation was undamaged due to his ability to come out of scandals. Rutte is the second longest-serving prime minister in Dutch history. Rutte was born in the province of South Holland in a Dutch Reformed family. Izak <mask> was a merchant and his second wife was a secretary. Izak <mask> was an importer in the Dutch East Indies before becoming a director in the Netherlands.His second wife was a sister of his first wife who died in a prisoner of war camp during World War II. As a result of his father's two marriages, Rutte has seven siblings. One of his brothers died from AIDS. The deaths of his brother and father changed the course of his life. Rutte studied the arts from 1979 until 1985. He obtained an MA degree in history at Leiden University in 1992 because he wanted to become a concert pianist. He was the chair of the Youth Organisation Freedom and Democracy from 1988 to 1991 and combined his studies with it.After completing his studies, Rutte entered the business world as a manager. Rutte played a leading role in several reorganisations when he was part of the human resource department. Rutte was staff manager for Van den Bergh Nederland from 1997 to 2000. In 2000 he became a member of the Corporate Human Resources Group and in 2002 he became the human resource manager for IgloMora Groep. Rutte was a member of the national board of the VVD from 1993 to 1997. Rutte was a member of the candidate committee for the general election of 2002. Member of Parliament Rutte was elected in 2003State secretary in the Social Affairs and Employment ministry from July 2002 to June 2004 was Rutte. Rutte was in charge of fields such asmunicipal welfare and occupational safety and health. Rutte was a member of the House of Representatives for a short time after the 2003 elections. In 2003 the State secretary advised the municipalities to check for social assistance fraud after it was found that some of the people who worked in England were also getting social assistance benefits in the Netherlands. A man who was entitled to benefits was stopped by social investigators and checked for fraud on the basis of his external characteristics, after which he refused the investigators access to his home. The right of the man to social benefits was withdrawn by the Municipal Executive. The administrative judge upheld his appeal.The court ruled that an investigation only focused on people of a certain race is discrimination and contrary to the Constitution. Rutte stated that a change in the law was needed to combat targeted fraud. Annette Nijs was replaced by Rutte as State secretary for Higher Education and Science in the Education, Culture and Science ministry. Rutte wanted to make the Dutch higher education system more competitive internationally by trying to make it more market oriented. Bruno Bruins would have succeeded Rutte. The second Balkenende cabinet fell before Bruins could take office. Bruins became State secretary in the Third Balkenende cabinet.After quitting his position in the government in June 2006 to return to the House of Representatives, he became the parliamentary leader of the VVD. Rutte was an important figure within the leadership. <mask> was the campaign manager. The party held an internal election for lijsttrekker after the resignation of Jozias van Aartsen, who had lost in the 2006 Dutch municipal election. On May 31, 2006 it was announced that <mask> would be the next lijsttrekker of the VVD. He was elected by a majority of party members. Frank de Grave, former minister of Defence, Ivo Opstelten, the mayor of Rotterdam and Ed Nijpels, the Queen's Commissioner of Friesland were some of the prominent politicians who supported Rutte's candidacy.The Youth Organisation Freedom and Democracy supported him. He promised to make the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy a party for everyone. His youthful appearance has been compared to the former leader of the Labour Party. The People's Party for Freedom and Democracy could do business with the Christian Democratic Appeal. He said that it was unlikely that the VVD would form a coalition after the elections because of the Labour Party's social security ideas. The 2006 general election campaign with Rutte as leader of the VVD did not get off to a good start, and he received criticism from within his own party. Rutte was overshadowed by his own party members Rita Verdonk and Gerrit Zalm, as well as being unable to penetrate between Wouter Bos and Jan Peter Balkenende, who were generally seen as the prime candidates to become the next Prime Minister.On 27 November, it was known that Rita Verdonk got more votes than <mask> did. Verdonk was kicked out of the parliamentary section of the party on 13 September 2007. In the 2010 general election, <mask> was once again the lijsttrekker for the VVD. It became the largest party in the House of Representatives with 31 seats. Several people were appointed by Queen Beatrix in order to find out what coalition could be formed. Efforts to form a coalition between the three parties failed. The only possibility was a centre-right coalition of liberals and Christian Democrats with the outside support of the Party for Freedom.The first term of the Prime Minister of the Netherlands was held by <mask>, who was appointed as formateur on October 8, 2010. Rutte presented his first cabinet to Parliament after Queen Beatrix invited him to form a government. The government was confirmed in office by a majority of one, and <mask> was sworn in as Prime Minister of the Netherlands, becoming the first Liberal to serve in the role since 1918. He was the second youngest Prime Minister in Dutch history. The VVD became the lead party in the government after it won the Dutch provincial elections. In order to comply with European Union requirements to reduce the nation's deficit, Rutte began talks with his coalition partners on a budget which would cut 16 billion euros of spending. On April 21, the leader of the PVV withdrew his party's informal support from the government, stating that the budget would hurt economic growth.Rutte submitted his resignation to Queen Beatrix on the afternoon of 23 April. The government lasted 558 days, making it one of the shortest Dutch cabinets since World War II. Rutte was named the lijsttrekker for the third time ahead of the 2012 general election. The VVD won an additional 10 seats in the election in September, keeping it the largest party in the House of Representatives. The second <mask> cabinet was confirmed by a vote in Parliament on 5 November 2012 after the Labour Party agreed to join the coalition. The Group of Seven held a special meeting after the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down. The VVD finished third in the municipal elections of 2014) and fourth in the European Parliament election of the same year.The VVD lost 23 seats in the States-Provincial at the 2015 Dutch provincial elections, but remained the largest party in the province's legislature with 15% of the vote. The United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the President of the World Bank Group Jim Yong Kim appointed Rutte to the High-Level Panel on Water. The United Nations-World Bank Group panel was co-chaired by the President of Mauritius and the President of Mexico. The 2016 Dutch Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement referendum resulted in a rejection. In November of 2016 the House of Representatives approved a bill that would have banned the burqa in some public spaces. The First Kok cabinet from 1994 to 1998 was the last cabinet to collapse or lose a vote of no confidence. The VVD had a small lead over the PVV in most opinion polls going into the general election.According to polling, the Dutch–Turkish diplomatic incident was well managed by Rutte. The PvdA lost 29 seats in the general election, leaving the VVD as the largest party in parliament for the third successive election. After holding coalition discussions, Rutte negotiated a grand coalition with the CDA, D66 and CU; he presented his third cabinet on October 26, 2017, and was sworn in as Prime Minister for a third term. Between the general election and the installation of the government was the longest period in Dutch history. The coalition agreement's plan to abolish the 15% dividend tax proved unpopular, as it had not been mentioned in any party's program, and it later appeared that major Dutch companies like Shell and Unilever had secretly been lobbying for that measure. In July of last year, Dutch Prime Minister <mask>e became a topic in international news because of what was considered "typical Dutch bluntness", when he interrupted a meeting with the press at the White House. The third government gave materials to the rebels.The Dutch public prosecution department declared the Levant Front a "criminal organisation of terrorist intent" in September of last year. The Dutch Intelligence and Security Services Act referendum was held in March. It was rejected. Forum for Democracy (FvD) won the provincial elections in the Netherlands in 2019. The unofficial leader of the Frugal Four is <mask>, who demanded loans instead of grants during the negotiations for the European Union's COVID-19 recovery fund. The EU could be dissolved without Poland and Hungary due to the fact that they are dismantling the rule of law, according to a parliamentary debate on 9 September 2020. The third <mask> cabinet resigned after the publication of research about the childcare subsidies scandal in the Netherlands.Rutte accepted responsibility for the scandal and offered his resignation to the King. After the Dutch general election in 2021, the VVD party held 34 of 150 seats and was expected to form a new coalition government. After remaining as Prime Minister for the duration of the longest formation process in Dutch history, he presented a coalition agreement with D66, the same combination as his previous government. He was made a Companion of the Order of Australia in October for his service to Australia and the Netherlands. The Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown was presented on November 28, 2016 Rutte is single. He's a member of the Dutch Protestant Church.Rutte still teaches social studies for two hours a week at the Johan de Witt College. Rutte is a big fan of Robert Caro's 1974 book, The Power Broker. He drives a car. <mask> is the Prime Minister of the Netherlands and he has an official government profile.

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texts: <mask> is an Australian professional rugby league footballer who played for the Raiders in the National Rugby League. He was a member of the Prime Minister's XIII and played in the National Rugby League. <mask> was born in New South Wales, Australia. He attended Endeavour Sports High School and was a member of the Australian Schoolboys. He was signed by the Sharks after playing rugby league for the Bushrangers and JRLFC. <mask> was the captain of the S. G. Ball Cup team in 2015. He was named the Player of the Tournament in July 2015, playing for New South Wales at the Australian Schoolboys carnival.He played for the NYC team later that year. He signed a three-year contract with the Storm in September 2015, beating 11 other clubs to his signature. In 2016 <mask> played for the Sunshine Coast Falcons. He made his debut in the National Rugby League in round 2 of the 2016 season. Craig Bellamy presented <mask> with his jersey from the Storm. He was ruled out for the rest of the season after breaking his leg in round 4. In October, <mask> was part of the Storm's team that played the Cowboys in the grand final.<mask> was the first player in the last three years to be sent off for punching a Sea Eagles player. He played at centre for the Storm in the grand final and they lost 21-6. <mask> was named to the Australian side for the Rugby League World Cup 9s on October 7th. <mask> was named to the U23 Australian squad later that day. <mask> signed a contract with Canberra on November 29th. <mask> had two years left on his contract. In the first round of the 2020 rugby league season, <mask> made his debut for the Raiders against the Gold Coast and they won 24-6.He missed large chunks of the 2020 season due to both indifferent form and injury, with his 2020 campaign ending when he hurt his right leg in round 16. <mask> had a plate in his leg that was broken in 2016 and ended up with an infection after being cleared of a fracture. He missed the last four rounds of the competition and the finals. <mask>'s playing contract with the club was terminated in August. The board decided that <mask>'s previous behavior and recent assault charge has brought the club into disrepute, and they could not ignore this and the responsibilities that his NRL playing contract entails. The board said that the club would continue to support <mask>'s rehabilitation and that it would be in contact with the NRL Welfare. <mask> was involved in a fist fight with teammate John Bateman at a private function in 2020.<mask> had an injury to his hand but it was not reported to the police. <mask> was arrested in Moore Park after police were called to the area by security personnel. <mask> was accused of throwing a mobile phone at a vehicle and falling asleep outside of the Cricket Ground precinct. Police said that <mask> punched the other officer in the face when they arrived at the scene. When the video of the arrest was released, it was shown to be false. He was charged with six offenses, including two counts of assault on an officer in the execution of duty and behaving in an offensive or indecent manner, after he was tasered and pepper-sprayed while still on the ground. <mask> was granted bail.<mask> had stated in an interview with Fox Sports that he was going to stay out of the rat-race and the fishbowl in Australia. <mask> told Fox Sports that he would have had too many distraction in Sydney. It would have been easier for me to go out and end up in trouble, but not as serious as I used to be. <mask> entered not guilty pleas to all six charges on January 31, 2020. The police clearly misunderstood their powers and <mask>'s lawyer spoke on his behalf. There is concern about how police conducted themselves. We will flesh it out in due course.Mr <mask> is not guilty of all charges. <mask> was cleared to play in the first round of the 2020 rugby league season after the league said he wouldn't be subject to the no-fault stand down policy. <mask>'s charges carry a maximum five years imprisonment and do not qualify for an automatic no-fault stand down. The statement said that <mask> should not be prevented from playing while he responds to the charges. If <mask> is found guilty of the charges, he will face a significant penalty. Police dropped five allegations against <mask> after body cam footage showed him asleep and not resisting arrest. <mask> was found guilty of two counts of offensive behavior.<mask> was alleged to have been involved in a fight at a nightclub. <mask> was accused of punching one man and attacking another man who had a broken nose and concussion. Police were not involved in <mask> being forced to leave the club. <mask> was banned for three games and fined $15,000 for bringing the game into disrepute in relation to the fight. <mask> was arrested when he was walking around a golf course. He was charged with two counts of intentionally choke person with recklessness, two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, stalking/intimidate intend fear physical harm, and three counts of common assault. <mask> was being investigated by the police following reports of domestic-related assaults.<mask> is alleged to have been the subject of a complaint by a woman. The Honours Club won the Grand Final of the National Rugby League and the World Club Challenge.

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texts: <mask> is an English model. She appeared in the Volkswagen Golf TV advert Changes. She was a judge on Britain's Next Top Model for two cycles. She was brought up by her mother and stepfather in South Africa after her father died. When she was eight years old, the family moved to Hertfordshire. There are five half-siblings in Hamilton. She found out that her real father was a family friend, John Johnson.<mask> did not learn to read or write until she was 11. She attended the school under the name <mask>. She attended the school with Nicholas and Simon, who were there for a year. After several rejections as a model, <mask> moved to Tokyo, Japan, where he worked for 18 months. She moved to Italy after establishing herself in Australia and Germany. After returning to England, <mask> was discovered by the photographer David Bailey and became the main model of the Queen's couturier. <mask> was told her hair was too long for the job during an interview with a top Italian photographer.She got the job, cut her hair, and learned the tricks of the trade at Ferrei's side. At the age of 27, <mask> appeared in a television advert for the Volkswagen Golf. <mask> was made up to look like Diana, Princess of Wales. She is seen leaving her husband, posting her wedding ring back through the letterbox, throwing her pearl necklace and brooch towards a cat, and keeping her car keys. "If only everything in life was as reliable as a Volkswagen" was the slogan. The advert was the beginning of a new era in car advertising. She became addicted to cocaine after being introduced to the drug by her agent.She was clean of drugs for seven years. In the early 1990s, <mask> was a part of a television show called Back to the Present hosted by Eamonn and Esther McVey. <mask> revealed that in a previous life, she was a male servant who moved from London to Dublin. In feature films, <mask> appeared in Mad Dogs and Englishmen and Monk Dawson. She was a part of the music video for "How Deep Is Your Love" by Take That. The single made it to the top of the UK singles chart. "Instructions Not Included" was published in the same year.In 2000, after the death of her friend <mask> from a drugs overdose, she left the UK and went to New Zealand to study business. She became a media celebrity after leading a campaign to close the alcohol treatment clinic after it revealed private details of her admission and treatment. She returned to the UK after five years after her second conviction for drink driving. In 2006 it was announced that <mask>, at the age of 45, had been re-signed by the leading agency Models 1, who hoped to take advantage of the popularity of more mature models. She was a mentor and judge on the second and third series of Britain's Next Top Model. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In 2007, it was revealed that she had a number of disorders.The guest stars visited South Africa in the second series of Celebrity Five Go To... She lost her driving licence in 2012 after she crashed her car into her neighbour's car while drunk. The third celebrity to enter the house on that night was <mask>, who was sent to the basement after being revealed as a contestant on Celebrity Big Brother 11. She was the first celebrity to be evicted from the Big Brother house. <mask> was fined $400 after he was found guilty of attacking a police officer. The London-based Mandpmodels signed <mask>. <mask> lost her virginity to a boy at the same school when she was sixteen.After nude pictures of her appeared in Mayfair, she moved to London to live with her boyfriend, Andrew, and his parents. Danny Mindel and <mask> were married in London the next year. They had a long divorce process in 1989. <mask> met Michael Ashcroft at the Savoy in the 1990s, when he offered her money if she would dance with him, and they went on to have a long affair. There are links to filmography on the Telegraph website.

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texts: <mask> was a Native American activist and lobbyist. The Denver Commission on Human Relations was headed by her. She was the second Native American woman to become director of the National Congress of American Indians at a time when the government wanted to discharge their treaty obligations to the tribes by eliminating their tribal governments. At the second Inter-American Indian Conference, she authored a resolution on Native American education. Her papers were donated to the National Anthropological Archives after she was in the Colorado Women's Hall of Fame. On August 3, 1915, <mask> was born on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in Bennett County, South Dakota to Robert B. and Lucy Henderson. White.The native name for her was "woman to trust and depend". White graduated from Hay Springs High School in 1932. She studied business education at Chadron State College. White married Richard F.<mask> in Garden County, Nebraska on August 29, 1935, and she worked at the U.S. Land Use Resettlement Administration to pay their way through school. After Richard enlisted in the war effort, R. Max was born. In 1942, the couple divorced and the woman moved to Denver with her mother. The executive director of the Rocky Mountain Council of Inter-American Affairs began work at the University of Denver.She was hired by the newly elected mayor to work on the Commission on Community Telations. To desegregate the community, the mayor needed voters to change the municipal charter. Working with the Director of the Denver Welfare Department, he tried to build bridges between the established Latin American citizens and the new migrant farm workers who had come to work on the beetroot farms. She went door to door in Hispanic neighborhoods to register voters. The lecture series on issues, such as fair labor and housing laws, were developed by <mask>. The first person to hold the post was made the director of the Committee on Human Relations at the end of the year. She helped the mayor pass anti-discriminatory employment and housing regulations.She was asked to be an advisor to the United States delegation at the Second Inter-American Indian Conference. She authored a resolution to improve education for indigenous people. Eleanor Roosevelt wanted him to move to Washington, D.C. to help reorganize the National Congress of American Indians. The organization, founded in 1944 to fight against the government's Indian termination policy, was in disarray, on the verge of bankruptcy, and was facing pressure from President Eisenhower for its dissolution. She was able to help tribes assert their own rights because of her experience in organizing minority programs. Ruth Muskrat Bronson replaced Frank George as executive director. An emergency conference with tribal leaders was scheduled early in 1954.The meeting was the largest gathering of protest that had ever been assembled by American Indians, and was scheduled in response to the passage of House concurrent resolution108, which called for the end of federal responsibility for selected tribes. The materials for the conference were prepared in her basement by her mother. A bill to eliminate competency restrictions on land transactions was introduced that year and required tribal leaders to wire their congressmen to defeat it. The issue was whether property patents would be assigned directly to tribal members who had no real knowledge of property values or laws governing transfer, or whether the deeds to allotted property were held in trust until allottees actually had an understanding of property ownership and fair market value. She was named the "Outstanding Indian of 1955" by the American Indian Exposition of Anadarko, Oklahoma. The summer school program with D'Arcy McNickle was one of the new tactics that was developed to protect Native rights as NCAI made progress in slowing termination. The economic relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States was changed by the study of the methods of operation bootstrap.Legislators refused to act on the hope that the program could be mirrored for Native Americans to become self-sufficient. In 1960, at the invitation of Sol Tax, an anthropologist, <mask> met with McNickle and John Rainer to prepare materials for a conference to be held in Chicago the following year. The "Declaration of Indian Purpose" was drafted by McNickle for the American Indian Chicago Conference in 1961. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs should be replaced by a Commission of six members, half of whom were Native American, to evaluate issues effecting tribes, according to the declaration. The conference was to take place in June 1961. Some felt that the NCAI operated more in the way of a non-Indian reform association, rather than one that used traditional methods to address problems, while others felt that its focus did not adequately represent the issues of tribal identity and reservation realities. By August, there were calls for the restructuring of the NCAI because of the factionalism which had become apparent in the planning of the convention.The director of the Commission on Community Relations was once again taken up by <mask>. The Indian Relocation Act of 1956 caused a large influx of Native Americans to the Denver area, but Congress failed to adequately fund the program. <mask>'s office tried to fill the gap by providing social and employment services, as well as job training for Denver's Native American community. Though no longer employed at the NCAI, controversy continued and her replacement accused both of mismanagement. The dispute between the two groups of people continued through the 1960s. It was difficult to bring the organization back to financial stability after Burnette was forced out in 1964. After directing the Commission for eight years, he accepted a position with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, working as a field liaison officer and coordinating with the United States Customs Service in Denver.She was the assistant for the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. She was transferred to Portland in 1978 to serve as a tribal government services officer. She worked to ensure that federal, state, local and tribal governments worked together to serve the American Indian community. She retired from the BIA in 1985. The year after her retirement, she was in the Colorado Women's Hall of Fame. Her papers were donated to the National Anthropological Archives. Her papers were transferred to the National Museum of the American Indian Archive Center.After retiring, she devoted her time to local and regional projects for the Episcopal Church. In 1993 she participated in the Albuquerque conference at the University of New Mexico on developing inter-tribal relationships. On July 10, 2000 there was a death in a nursing home. While she was the director of NCAI, she was credited with stopping the termination movement. The ethnic studies program that she and McNickle developed for Colorado College became a model for universities throughout the United States. There are people from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota and American civil rights activists.

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texts: The Tamil film industry is also known as Kollywood in Indian cinema and was founded by R. N<mask>. He won the award for best action. He was the son of a fight master. He worked with an actor. He was given the working name of "<mask>" once he acted in the movie of the same name. Several stunt masters and actors have worked as fighters and assistants to him. He died of a heart attack.Kandukondain Kandukondain 2000 Kushi 2000 Appu 2000 Thenali 2001 Nila Kaalam 2001 Little John 2001 Asathal 2001 12B 2001 Aalavandhan 2002 Pammal K. Sambandam 2002 Kannathil Muthamittal The Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Stunt Director was won by Chinna Veedu.

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texts: <mask> was a retired Serbian law enforcement official who sent a threatening letter to Hitler on the eve of the invasion of Yugoslavia. Dragaevac was the police chief of several towns in Yugoslavia. He was posted to the town of Parain in central Serbia at the time of his retirement. At a time of heightened tensions between Yugoslavia and the Axis powers, Dragaevac typed a threatening letter addressed to Hitler. Dragaevac was arrested by the Gestapo and taken to Belgrade, where he was questioned. Dragaevac attributed his authorship of the letter to Serbian nationalist zeal and excessive alcohol consumption. He died of peritonitis in July 1942 after being deported to the concentration camp.After the war, Dragaevac's memory fell into obscurity and he was forgotten for decades. The renewed public interest in his case was caused by the rediscovery of his defiant letter to Hitler. The circumstances leading to Dragaevac's imprisonment and death were chronicled in a Serbian-language documentary. There is a street named after him in Parain. <mask> Dragaevac was born in the town of Poega in central Serbia on April 15, 1884. The merchant Maksim Dragaevac had three children. Dragaevac worked for several years for his father's business.He joined the local police force at the age of fifteen. He was hired as a full-time police officer after passing the required exams. After Macedonia's annexation by Serbia in 1912, Dragaevac was posted to Skopje, where he remained until the city was evacuated in 1915 as a result of Austria-Hungary, Germany and Bulgaria's combined invasion of Serbia. He and the Royal Serbian Army were trapped in the mountains of Albania on their way to the Greek island of Corfu, savesay savesay savesay savesay, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay Illness prevented Dragaevac from joining the Royal Serbian Army after he was served with enlistment papers. He spent the rest of the war on the French island of Corsica. After World War I, Dragaevac returned to Serbia and resumed his career in the police, serving as the police chief of several towns.He was the police chief of the town of Parain when he retired in 1933. Between 1919 and 1935, Dragaevac was a member of Yugoslavia's Democratic Party and later a member of the executive committee for the Parain area of the Yugoslav Radical Union. Dragaevac was an ardent supporter of the Yugoslav Radical Union. He retired from politics in 1939. The Government of Yugoslavia was on the verge of signing the Tripartite Pact when Dragaevac wrote a letter to Hitler. Dragaevac was unable to send the letter in the form of a telegram as he had originally intended because the local post office refused to dispatch such an inflammatory message, fearing reprisal in the event of a German invasion. As the letter was written before the invasion, occupation and dismemberment of Yugoslavia, the historian writes, "Dragaevac could not have been fully aware of the danger he was courting."He celebrated the dispatch of the letter with music and marching songs. The Government of Yugoslavia was deposed in a bloodless coup by a group of Serbian nationalist military officers in response to the signing of the Tripartite Pact. After Dragaevac's letter arrived in Berlin, it was translated into German. Germany and Italy invaded the country in response to the coup d'état. Parain was entered by the Wehrmacht on 9 April. The German-language translation of Dragaevac's letter was sent to the intelligence wing of the Nazi Party and the Schutzstaffel. On 16 May, the SD ordered that Dragaevac be arrested for levelling "the most brutal insults and accusations against the Fhrer."More than two months after sending his letter, Dragaevac was arrested by the Gestapo. He was the first resident of Parain to be taken captive by the Germans. Jozef Paulus, who had been appointed mayor of Parain by the German occupational authorities, denounced Dragaevac after his arrest. The Gestapo questioned Dragaevac if he was part of an anti-fascist organization and if he was the sole author of the letter. He stated that he wrote the letter himself and denied being part of an anti-fascist organization. Dragaevac said that he wrote the letter because of Serbian nationalist zeal and excessive alcohol consumption. Dragaevac was recommended to be deported to a concentration camp by the Sicherheitspolizei after his interrogation.Dragaevac spent six months in a prison after arriving in July. He was assigned prisoner number 3,109 when he arrived at the concentration camp. His remains were cremated after he died of peritonitis. The death of Dragaevac was not noticed until a telegram was sent to the SiPo headquarters in Belgrade requesting that Dragaevac's wife be informed of his death. Legacy Dragaevac and his wife had no children. After World War II, Dragaevac's memory faded into obscurity, but public interest in his case was revived by the rediscovery of his defiant letter to Hitler. The circumstances that led to Dragaevac's imprisonment and death were chronicled in a Serbian-language documentary.There is a street named after him in Parain. There is a German-language translation of Dragaevac's letter at the Historical Archive of Belgrade. In March 2021, Radio Television of Serbia released a documentary about Dragaevac, titled ovek koji je Hitleru rekao Ne (The Man Who Said "No" to Hitler). There were people from Poega who died in the concentration camp.

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texts: An important figure in the Manhattan Project, <mask> was a noted American chemist and businessman. He had over 100 patents. <mask> is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and worked as a research chemist at General GM. The toxicity of tetraethyllead led to its prohibition from being used in motor fuels. They were together in 1926. <mask> was president of the company when it was founded by "Ted" Hochwalt. It was acquired by Monsanto in 1936 and <mask>to after they pulled out of Oak Ridge. <mask> was appointed to serve on a 1946 panel to appraise international atomic inspection by the Secretary of State. He was appointed as a consultant to the National Security Council in 1953.<mask> <mask> was the son of a Disciples of Christ minister and his wife, and was born on a farm in Kentucky. When he was six months old, his father died and he and his mother moved to Kentucky to live with his grandmother. He was home schooled by his mother and grandmother. He attended Hamilton College's prep school before attending Morton High School. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Transylvania College in 1920. During World War I, he served in the Student Army Training Corps and was a rifle instructor. He received a Master of Science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1924.He considered a career as a vocalist after working as a professional singer to help pay for his tuition. His son said his singing voice was high. In 1923, <mask>. Kettering and Carroll A. were married. <mask> was recruited to work as a research chemist at GM. He was part of the team researching antiknock agents. After being banned in most parts of the world as a poison, tetraethyllead was used in motor fuels for many years. <mask> worked with Midgely to make synthetic rubber from isoprene and bromine.<mask> left GM in 1924 to work as a research chemist for a joint venture between GM and Esso to make and sell gasoline enhancers. Margaret Talbott was the sister of Harold E. Talbott, Jr. They had four children. <mask> was the president of the company at the time. A means to speed up the aging of whiskey and a fire extinguisher that wouldn't freeze in cold buildings were some of the research carried out by the company. Their work caught the attention of the chairman of Monsanto, who bought the company for more than a million dollars. Queeny moved <mask> to St Louis, Missouri, where he became the director of Central Research.<mask> spent the rest of his career with Monsanto, becoming a member of its board of directors in 1942, vice president in 1943, executive vice president in 1947, and president in 1950. He was chairman of Monsanto's Finance Committee from 1966 to 1968. He retired in 1970. Monsanto's annual sales grew from $34 million to $1.9 billion and its expenditure on research went from $6.2 million to 101.4 million. He studied the chemistry of chemicals. In studying the chemical reactions between alkenes and dienes, particularly in the presence of an aluminium chloride catalyst, he developed the proton theory of aluminium chloride, which helped explain a variety of chemical reactions. His book Anhydrous Aluminum Chloride in Organic Chemistry was published in 1941.In December 1942, <mask> joined the National Defense Research Committee as the deputy chief of Division 8, which was responsible for propellants, explosives and the like. In 1943, he traveled to the East with Richard Tolman, a member of the NDRC, and James B. Conant, the president of Harvard University, to watch a demonstration of a new underwater explosion. They quietly investigated <mask>'s background. When <mask> got to Washington DC, he found out that he had been invited to a meeting with the director of the Manhattan Project. They wanted to use his industrial expertise for the benefit of the project. He was offered a post as a deputy to Robert Oppenheimer at the Los Alamos Laboratory in New Mexico, but he did not want to give up his responsibilities at Monsanto. He accepted the role of coordinating plutonium purification and production work at Los Alamos, the Metallurgical Laboratory in Chicago, Radiation laboratory in Berkeley, and Ames Laboratory in Iowa.Monsanto's Central Research Department began to conduct research on behalf of the Manhattan Project as part of the Manhattan Project's Dayton Project, some of which was conducted on the estate of his wife's family. Initially, there were concerns about the purity of plutonium, an element about which little was known, but <mask> was able to report in June 1944 that techniques had been developed that would yield highly pure plutonium, and that the problem was solved. Experiments by the P-5 Group at Los Alamos showed that plutonium produced from reactor-produced plutonium contained impurities in the form of plutonium-235, which was unsuitable for use in a reactor. <mask> attended a number of crisis meetings in Chicago. High-purity plutonium wouldn't be required because the isotopes couldn't be separated. <mask> decided to end his plutonium purification team. The Los Alamos laboratory had to build an implosion-type nuclear weapon.The key component of the device was being worked on by Monsanto. Robert Serber proposed in April 1943 that the chain reaction inside the bomb should be triggered by a neutron initiator. radium-beryllium and polonium-beryllium were the best known sources of neutrons. It had a 140-day half life, which made it intense enough to be useful, but long-lived enough to be stored. Monsanto was brought in by <mask> to work on refining polonium for use in the detonators. <mask> established the project in the Runnymede Playhouse on the grounds of his wife's family estate in a suburb of Dayton. The Runnymede Playhouse building became so badly contaminated with radioactivity that he was unable to keep his promise to return the building intact after the war.The facility, also known as Dayton Unit IV, was used for nuclear work until 1949. In 1950, the Playhouse was dismantled and buried. The Trinity nuclear test took place on July 16, 1945, and <mask> was one of the scientists who watched it. The president gave him the Medal for Merit for his work on the project. The Clinton laboratories at Oak Ridge, Tennessee would be taken over by Monsanto on July 1, 1945. <mask> persuaded Eugene Wigner to come from Chicago to work on new reactor designs after bringing in 60 new staff from Dayton. A pioneer study of Wigner's disease was made by the Laboratories due to the swelling and distortion of the graphite used as a moderator in the reactor.<mask> was frustrated by restrictions on spending and uncertainty about the laboratory's future. In May 1947, he decided not to renew the Atomic Energy Commission's contract to operate the Clinton Laboratories on a month-to-month basis while a new operator was found. The contract was taken over by Union Carbide in 1947. The contract to operate the new Mound Laboratories was given to Monsanto. <mask> was appointed to appraise international atomic inspection by Secretary of State Dean Acheson. <mask> was appointed to the Science Advisory Committee by Truman in 1951. Eisenhower appointed him a scientific consultant to the National Security Council, and he was the U.S. Representative to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission.In the wake of the Sputnik crisis, <mask> was part of a group that persuaded the Secretary of Defense to establish the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. <mask> was a member of the board of trustees of Washington University, a member of the board of directors of the Washington University Medical Center, and a Trustee of the Carnegie Corporation of New York. He was a member of the board of directors of several companies. The Boy Scouts of America, Radio Free Europe and the St Louis Research Council were some of the organizations he was involved with. One of the founding members of the National Academy of Engineering was <mask>. He was a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He received the Industrial Research Institute medal in 1947, the American Institute of Chemists gold medal in 1948, the Society of Chemical Industry's Perkin medal in 1953, and the American Chemical Society Priestley medal in 1955.The United States didn't spend enough money on basic research. Washington University in St. Louis received $600,000 as an endowment for the <mask> <mask> Professor of Chemistry. He rejected the idea that large corporations were driven solely by greed. He urged his fellow businessmen to remember that their businesses are only a means to an end, a means toward making Americans happier and America a stronger and more unified nation. In retirement, <mask> spent most of his time managing Magnolia Plantation, a family farm near Albany, Georgia, where he employed a staff of 50 and grew peanuts, pecans, soybeans, corn and timber. His first wife died in 1975, and his second wife died in 1980. He died at his farm.His second wife and four children were his survivors. Washington University houses his papers. People from Scott County, Kentucky, were members of the United States National Academy of Sciences and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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texts: The nationalist movement against French Algeria was led by an Algerian militant named <mask>. He was born on 17 November 1923 in Kabylia. He grew up in the Col des Beni Acha. His family is from the village of Mahsas. His parents settled in the area at the beginning of the 20th century. He joined the Algerian People's Party when he was 16 and was an early independence activist. He was arrested by French authorities for the first time in 1941 for his actions in the Belcourt district of Algiers.He became a militant in the Central Youth Committee of Grand Paris and the Youth Committee of Belcourt in Algeria. He was a member of the central committee and the organizing committee and was imprisoned several times for his militant activities. He worked at the territorial and national levels. During World War II, he was drafted to serve in the French army, but he refused. He was sentenced by the court after being arrested. He was a member of the organizing committee of the PPA. One of the founding members of the Special Organization (OS) was a national staff member with Belouizdad.He was second-in-command when OS was dismantled. When OS was dismantled in 1950, <mask> was arrested and held in a prison with other nationalist activists of the Movement for the Triumph of Democratic Liberties. In the period from 19 March to 27 May 1950, most of the OS networks in Constantinois, Algérois, and Orania were dismantled. Five of the staff were imprisoned, including M'hamed Yousfi and Driss Driss. The two men escaped from an Algiers prison in 1952. After leaving Algeria, he joined the Revolutionary Committee of Unity and Action in France to prepare for the Algerian Revolution. After the April 1953 congress, <mask> refused to choose between Messali Hadj and the centralists.The National Liberation Front joined after the publication of the Declaration of 1 November 1954. The first circle which worked to root the militancy of the FLN was formed when the FLN Federation of France was created. In 1955, <mask> joined the city of Cairo in order to join the FLN external delegation and become a member of the National Council of the Algerian Revolution. The results of the Soummam conference and the attempt to bring dissidents from the border regions with Tunisia together were denounced by <mask>. There was a power dispute between supporters of Ben Bella and those of Abane Ramdane after he was arrested. He was ousted from the FLN base in Tripoli after a disagreement with the other revolutionary leaders. He was sentenced to death and imprisoned in Tunisia.He left for Germany and remained there until Algeria gained independence in 1962. M'hamed Issiakhem was asked by Ouamrane to kill <mask> in Bonn. Issiakhem was given 1,000 dollars by Bachir El Kadi. Issiakhem gave <mask> 500 dollars and a recommendation to leave Germany after he found him. The director of the home ownership and rural exploitation fund and the director of the National Office for Agrarian Reform were some of the positions that <mask> held after Algeria became independent in 1962. He was appointed to the position of Minister of Agriculture in the government of BenBella on 18 September 1963. He was elected to the People's National Assembly as deputy for the Algiers Province on 20 September 1964, and was then elected member of the political bureau and the central committee of the FLN.The day after Houari Boumédine organized the Algerian coup d'état against the power of BenBella, the Minister of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform was retained in the new government. This coup resulted in the imprisonment of Ben Bella for 14 years and led to the appointment of <mask> as a member of the Revolutionary Council. After a little more than a year of service under the guidance of the Revolutionary Council, a conflict arose between the two men, which resulted in the resignation of the former. After moving to France in 1966, <mask> resumed his university studies in Paris. The theme of the Notations on the establishment of agricultural self-management in Algeria was the subject of a thesis defended by <mask> in 1974. In 1978 he defended his thesis "The revolutionary movement in Algeria from World War I to 1954" under the direction of Jacques Berque. He explained the theory of the Algerian Revolution and its achievements on the historical level in his thesis, which was published at L'Harmattan.The Clandestine Organization of the Algerian Revolution () (OCRA) was formed in order to fight against the power of the Boumédine. Mohammed Lebjaoui, a former leader of the Federation of France, created the organization in 1966. The leaders who distanced themselves from it were <mask> and Boudiaf. A year before Boumédine's death, <mask> returned to the political struggle as a doctor in sociology, creating an opposition structure in Paris called the National Rally for Democracy and Revolution. The day after Boumédine's death, <mask> returned to Algeria. He was appointed as an advisor to the National Publishing and Distribution Company by the new president. The day after the October Riots in Algeria, the Union of Democratic Forces was formed.According to the precepts of the Declaration of 1 November 1954. The law on political parties was adopted by the CNT in 1996. In 2006 <mask> tried to revive the UFD. The An Nadja military hospital is located in Djasr Kasentina. He was to have been honored at the Moufdi Zakaria Palace of Culture as a former nationalist activist and previous minister of agriculture, but was evacuated and transferred to the military hospital in Algiers after suffering from a health problem on the sidelines of the ceremony of honor. He was admitted to the hospital's intensive care unit and was bleeding internally. He was buried the next day.

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texts: A former professional footballer is <mask>. He played in the middle of the field. <mask> began his career with Cambridge United, progressing through the club's youth system and eventually breaking into the first-team in 2001. He was released from Cambridge at the end of the 2003– 2004 season after failing to agree on a new contract. <mask> played four games for Braintree Town in 2005 after playing for a short time in Latvia. He played for Histon until the end of the season. He rejoined Cambridge United in July 2005 after leaving Histon at the end of the season.He played for the club for two seasons, but was released again in 2007. In his first season at the club, <mask> helped the club achieve promotion from the Conference North to the Conference premier. He joined Stevenage on a free transfer after rejecting a contract offer from Kettering. In his first season at the club, he helped the team to FA Trophy success, as well as helping the club earn promotion to the Football League for the first time in the club's history the following season. He was part of the squad that helped Stevenage earn back-to-back promotions. <mask> rejoined Kettering Town ahead of the 2011–12 season. After one season at the club, he left and went to Chelmsford City where he stayed for a year.He was a player and coach at King's Lynn Town for two seasons. He retired from playing in May 2016 and joined St Neots Town as a first-team coach a year later. He was the head of coaching at Lincoln City when he left St Neots Town. <mask> was a member of the England C team. St Peter's School was where <mask> attended as a child. <mask> signed his first professional contract in February 2002 after progressing through the club's youth system and playing for local team Cambridge United. He made his debut as a substitute in a 1–0 defeat to Huddersfield Town at the Abbey Stadium on 16 March 2002.He scored his first goal for Cambridge on 13 April 2002, in a 2–1 home victory against Tranmere. In the first half of the 2002–03 season, <mask> played 25 times and scored in a 3–0 victory against York City. He did not play the rest of the season because of an ankle injury. He played 22 times for the club in the 2003– 2004 season after returning to the first-team. After failing to agree on a contract extension, <mask> left Cambridge at the end of the season. <mask> said that he was offered a contract that was almost a kick in the teeth after he had been at the club. I thought it was time to move on because they were getting paid five or six times what I was offered.<mask> scored four times during his three seasons with the club. Before the start of the 2004–05 season, Journeyman <mask> tried out at a number of clubs, including Northampton Town. It was not financially viable to move to America on a permanent basis after he spent the majority of the close season training with two professional American football clubs. Before the 2004–05 season, <mask> was unable to find a club and was offered to play for Rga in Latvia. He did not make any appearances for the club after breaking his foot ten days after signing. He spent three months in Latvia before returning to England to assess his options. He began part-time training with Histon in January 2005 after returning to England in November 2004.He made his debut for the club in a 2–1 home victory against Slough Town a day after signing for the club. He suffered a foot injury in a 3–1 away victory at Hendon, which was his last game for the club, and he played four times for Braintree, all of which were victories. In March 2005, <mask> made his debut for Histon, playing the whole match in a 3–1 home win against Tiverton Town. He did not score in Histon's 3–0 home victory against Solihull Borough in April 2005. Histon was promoted to the Conference South in his two months at the club. He left Histon at the end of the season and signed a one-year contract with Cambridge United. When he was offered a full-time contract in June 2005, <mask> said he didn't hesitate in joining Cambridge for a second time.During the 2005–06 season, <mask> was a regular in the centre of Cambridge's midfield. He made his second debut for Cambridge in a 1–0 defeat at Forest Green, and scored in the following two games. <mask> scored seven goals from the middle of the field. At the end of that season, he was voted the club's Player of the Year, as well as earning a one-year contract extension. He played a lot in the 2006–07 season. He scored his first goal of the season in a 3–0 home win against Gravesend & Northfleet in November 2006). After Cambridge's 2–0 home defeat to St Albans City in December, <mask> did not feature in the first-team for two months.He scored his third goal of the season in Cambridge's 2–1 away victory against Stafford Rangers. He scored three times during the season. Cambridge made wholesale changes to their playing squad in May 2007, which led to the release of <mask>. Over the course of two seasons, <mask> made 71 appearances and scored ten times. <mask> joined Conference North club Kettering Town on a one-year deal. In August 2007, <mask> made his debut for the club in a 3–2 away victory against Worcester City. He scored his first goal for the club in the following game.He scored 11 goals in 27 appearances for Kettering in 2007, helping the club earn promotion to the Conference premier. He was offered a new contract by Mark Cooper but he chose to join his former Kettering team-mates Craig Westcarr and Gary Mills at Stevenage. <mask> missed the first half of the 2008–09 season because of a knee injury. He made his debut for the club in a 1–1 draw against Oxford United in December 2008, scoring a goal with an "unstoppable drive from outside the area". <mask> scored three goals in the club's successful FA Trophy run that season, scoring in 4–0 victories against both Burton Albion and Forest Green Rovers, as well as scoring the winner in Stevenage's 3–2 home win against Ebbsfleet United in the first leg of the semi- He missed the rest of the season after sustaining an injury in the 1–1 draw against Oxford United at Broadhall Way. <mask> scored six times during the club's 2008–09 season.<mask> came back from injury and played in a 0–0 draw against Barrow at Holker Street. He scored his first goal of the season in a 2–0 victory over Ebbsfleet United on December 12th 2009, and followed this up by scoring twice in the FA Trophy. The final league match of the club's 2009–10 season was a 1–0 victory over York City, in which he scored his eighth goal of the season. <mask> scored eight goals from the middle of the field. He missed the first three games of the 2010–11 season because of the red card he received in the FA Trophy Final. He came on as a 38th-minute substitute in the 1–1 draw away to Aldershot Town. He suffered an ankle injury in training that ruled him out of first-team action for a month, but returned to the first-team as a second-half substitute, but admitted he was not fully fit.He scored the only goal of the season in the away victory against Port Vale. Stevenage earned promotion to League One in their first Football League season after playing 24 games. A two-year deal was signed by the club on 1 August 2011. He joined Kettering on a free transfer, having been out of contract at Stevenage. When you can't wait any longer, you need to sort your future out so here we are. <mask> made his Kettering Town debut in a 2–0 away win at Lincoln City on 10 September 2011. Mark Stimson was the new manager of Kettering and transferred <mask> to him.Despite being transfer-listed due to Kettering's financial problems, <mask> continued to play in the first-team, and he scored his first goal for the club in a 2–2 draw against Ebbsfleet United. The departure of Stimson forced <mask> to take training and only six other players showed up. He scored his third and final goal of the season in a 1–1 home draw with Barrow on 21 April 2012 despite off-field problems. After finishing bottom of the league, Kettering entered a Company Voluntary Arrangement that led to them being demoted. After one year at Kettering, <mask> left in July 2012 and called the season the worst of his career. In August of 2012 <mask> joined Conference South club Chelmsford City on a free transfer. In August of 2012 he made his debut for the club.In the FA Cup, <mask> scored his first goal for the club in a 2–2 draw with East Thurrock United, with a shot through a crowded penalty area after East Thurrock had failed to clear a corner. It took <mask> seven months to score his first league goal, which came in a 6–0 home victory over Farnborough on 18 March 2013). It was his only league goal of the season and it was his only chance to make the Conference South play-offs. They lost 2–1 on aggregate to Salisbury City in the semi-finals. He scored two goals during the season. After the end of the 2012–13 season, <mask> signed for a club in the Isthmian League. <mask> said that he was good friends with Adam Tann and Craig Parker and they couldn't say enough good things about the club.The club is full of good honest people and the players are well looked after. He joined Brackley Town of the National League North in January of last year after leaving Bury Town due to the club's financial problems. On January 11, 2014, <mask> made his debut for Brackley, coming on as an 87th-minute substitute in a 3–1 victory over Gainsborough Trinity. He scored two goals in the second half of the season. King's Lynn Town signed <mask> in May of last year. Gary Setchell stated "I'm probably very, very fortunate I've stumbled across Bridgo when he's got a lot going on outside of football, business wise" after securing the signing of <mask> for the season. <mask> was made first-team coach at the club in February 2015.He continued to play in the first-team. <mask> made 39 appearances for King's Lynn in the 2015–16 season as they were promoted to the Southern League premier division. <mask> retired from playing in May 2016 to spend more time with his family. Manager Setchell said "<mask> will be missed by a lot of people at the football club but I totally understand his decision to call it a day on his fantastic playing career and pursue his business interests and spend more time with his young family." St Neots Town were beaten 1–0 by AFC Rushden & Diamonds in a Southern Combination Challenge Cup match on 3 October 2017, the club that <mask> was first-team coach at at the time. He played in 25 games for St Neots in the last season of his career, scoring five goals and helping the team win the senior cup. <mask> was named in the England C team, who represent England at non-League level, in January 2006 for a friendly against Italy C, staged at Cambridge's Abbey Stadium, his home ground at the time.England C won the match 3–1 in front of a crowd of 2,711. <mask> played across all of the areas in the middle of the field. Graham Westley said that <mask> has a lot of off-the-ball intelligence and that he reads the game well. In the absence of a first-team manager, <mask> took training sessions in January 2012 and gained experience as a coach. He became the first-team coach at King's Lynn Town in February 2015, staying in the role for a year-and-a-half whilst also playing. He became the first-team coach at St Neots Town in May of last year. <mask> left St Neots to become head of coaching at Lincoln City.He was appointed as a coach educator for the Professional Footballers' Association in February 2021. He supports Manchester United. Career statistics B. The Conference League Cup, FA Trophy and Football League Trophy have appearances and goals in the "Other" column. 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The players are from Bury Town F.C. The players are from Brackley Town F.C. The players are from King's Lynn Town. The players are from St Neots Town.Football players from the National League and Southern Football League.

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texts: The American singer, guitarist, and actor was born on February 17, 1972 in the United States. He is the lead vocalist, primary songwriter, and lead guitarist of the rock band Green Day, which he co-founded in 1987. He is a guitarist and vocalist for the punk rock band Pinhead Gunpowder, and also provides lead vocals for Green Day's side projects. At the age of five, he recorded his first song. He and Dirnt formed the band Sweet Children when they were 14 years old because of their mutual interest in music. The band changed its name to Green Day. The musician has collaborated with other musicians.He founded Adeline Records in 1997 to support other bands, and signed acts such as The Frustrators and Dillinger Four. The record company shut down. On February 17, 1972, the youngest of six children of Andrew and Ollie Jackson was born in Oakland, California. He was raised in California. When he was 10 years old, his father died of cancer. The song "Wake Me Up When September ends" is dedicated to his father. There are three older sisters and two older brothers named David and Alan.He and Mike Dirnt played their first gig together in 1987 at Rod's Hickory Pit, where his mother worked as a waitress. Pietro Marsicano and Teresa Nigro lived in Boston until 1869, when they moved to Berkeley, California. He met with the Nigro family while he was in Rodeo and a teacher encouraged him to record a song at the age of five. After his father died, his mother married a man who her children didn't like. At the age of 10, he and Dirnt met in the school cafeteria and immediately fell in love with each other. He was introduced to punk rock by his brothers. The Replacements and Hsker D have been cited as major musical influences by him.Van Halen was the first concert he watched. In California, he attended Carquinez Middle School and John Swett High School and later transferred to Pinole Valley High School. He dropped out of school on his 18th birthday to pursue a musical career. In 1987, at the age of 15, he formed a band with a childhood friend. Sean Hughes was on bass and Raj Punjabi was on drums in the beginning. John Kiffmeyer, also known as Al Sobrante, replaced Punjabi on the drums. They became a three-piece band in 1988 after Hughes left the band.They changed their name to Green Day because of their love for marijuana. Green Day's debut album, 1,000 Hours, was released in 1989. There are records. Their debut studio album 39/Smooth and the extended play Slappy were recorded in 1990 and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Tré Cool played the drums on three of the Lookouts' final songs. Tré became Green Day's drummer in 1990 after Sobrante left. Green Day's second album, Kerplunk, was Cool's debut.The band Pinhead Gunpowder was formed in 1991 with vocalist/ guitarist Sarah Kirsch and bassist Bill Schneider. Kirsch left the group in 1992 and was replaced by White. From 1991 to the present, the group has released several extended plays and albums. In 1993 he played with California punk band Rancid. The lead singer of the band asked the guitarist of Green Day to join his band, but he refused due to his work with the band. The 1993 song, Radio, was co-written by <mask> <mask>. Green Day broke through into the mainstream with their third album, Dookie (1994), and have remained one of the most popular rock bands of the 1990s and 2000s with over 60 million records sold worldwide.The album was followed by four more. Many artists collaborated with him. The Go-Go's song "Unforgiven" was co-written by him. He co-written "The Angel and The Jerk" and "New Day", as well as singing backing vocals on Ryan Adams' "Do Miss America", where they acted as the backing band for Iggy Pop. An album was produced for The Riverdales. He was part of the Green Day side project The Network from 2003 to 2005. Money Money 2020 and Money Money 2020 Part II: We Told Ya So! were released by The Network.Wanting to clear his head and develop new ideas for songs, he traveled to New York City alone for a few weeks in 2003 and rented a small apartment in the East Village of Manhattan. He participated in jam sessions in the basement of Hi-fi, a bar in Manhattan. The friends he made during this time drank too much for his liking, which led to his return to the Bay Area. On January 5, 2003 he was arrested for driving under the influence and was released on $1,200 bail. American Idiot was Green Day's first rock opera. The album has sold more than 15,000,000 copies worldwide, fueled by the hit singles "American Idiot", "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" and "Wake Me Up When September ends". Green Day's second rock opera, 21st Century Breakdown, was a commercial success.The lead vocalist of the Green Day side project Foxboro Hot Tubs, which formed in 2007, was also the lead vocalist of the other project. Stop Drop and Roll was released by Foxboro Hot Tubs. In 2008. Rodeo Queens was formed in 2009, along with members of Green Day and Jesse Malin. There is a song and a video called "Depression Times". American Idiot was adapted into a Broadway musical in 2009. The musical won two awards.In late 2010 and early 2011 he played the role of St. Jimmy in American Idiot. Green Day released three albums in 2012: Uno!, Dos!, and Tré!. In Season 3 of NBC's The Voice, he was an assistant mentor for Christina Aguilera's team. The album was made up of covers of songs from The Everly Brothers' album Songs Our Daddy Taught Us. "Long Time Gone" is the first single from the album. The song "I Run NY" was written and performed by the comedy hip hop group Lonely Island. He was in the film Like Sunday, Like Rain.Bilie <mask> won a performance award for his work in the film. These Paper Bullets, a rock musical adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing, was written by <mask>. The Replacements will be performing at a number of shows in April. Frontman Paul Westerberg had been suffering with back problems and spent the majority of the gig lying on a sofa. The expansion of the band was referred to by Westerberg. The Replacements were on stage at the Shaky Knees music festival in Atlanta in May. After moving to New York with his son, he began working on another acting role in the film Ordinary World.It was his first acting role. The film is about a husband and father who attempt to revisit their punk past in order to save their marriage. There were new songs written and performed. The film got mixed reviews, with The Village Voice writing that he had a low-key charm suggesting that, if he desired it, he could get more onscreen roles in between albums. Green Day's latest album, Revolution Radio, was released in October of 2016 In July of last year, it was announced that the two of them had formed a supergroup. On April 20, The Longshot released their debut studio album Love Is For Losers.Shortly after, he announced that he and The Longshot would embark on a summer tour. The band's lineup also includes a member of Green Day on bass and two members of the band Prima Donna on lead guitar and drums. The song "Strangers & Thieves" was written by and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 His father bought his first guitar, a Cherry Red Hohner acoustic. He received his first electric guitar when he was ten years old and named it "Blue". His mother received "Blue" from George Cole. It wasn't like guitar lessons because I didn't know how to read music.He taught me how to use it. Cole bought a guitar from David Margen. 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texts: Yamaha Pacifica humbucker. Tom DeLonge put a DiMarzio X2N pickup similar to L after he used the Bill Lawrence L500XL pickup for a long time. The blue guitar his teacher gave him had a sound quality that was better than the red one he used to play. Cole was a father figure after the death of Andy and he prized it most.His backup guitar and "Blue" copies are locked in the bridge position with the middle and neck pickup disconnected. "Blue" is in a number of Green Day music videos. Today, he uses a lot of guitars. The Les Paul Junior models are one of the twenty guitars he has. His collection of guitars includes: Stratocaster, Jazzmaster, Telecaster, Gretsch hollowbody, Rickenbacker, and his copies of "Blue" from the Fender Custom Shop. He has begun giving away guitars to audience members who are invited to play on stage with Green Day. He says that his favorite guitar is a 1957 Les Paul Junior.He bought this guitar in 2000. There are three Les Paul Junior signature models from Gibson. The first has been in production since 2006 and is modeled after the original Les Paul Junior. The second began production in 2012 and is a TV Yellow double-cutaway Junior. The "H-90" pickup is exclusive to <mask>'s models. A limited number of acoustic signature guitars have been released. He plays a lot of instruments.He plays the drums and bass on American Idiot: The Original Broadway Cast Recording and recorded harmonica and mandolin parts on (Nimrod and Warning), piano parts on 21st Century Breakdown and American Idiot: The Original Broadway Cast Recording. In June of last year, the mayor of Viggiano, the Italian town where his great-great-grandparents were born, gave him an honorific citizenship. Project Chimps is a sanctuary for former research Chimps funded in large part by the Humane Society of the United States. Pat Magnarella, Green Day's manager, has managed the rock and punk rock record label for the past few years. The records closed in August of last year. Pinhead Gunpowder member and Green Day associate Bill Schneider was one of the co-owners of Broken Guitars. Oakland Coffee Works was launched in December of 2015.The first company to use mass-produced compostable bags is the company that sells organic coffee beans. His punk fashion style influenced his followers of previous and current generations to the point of being known as a "style icon". He launched an eye liner named "Basket Case" that he implemented as part of his singing character. During the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections, as well as the 2016 presidential election, <mask> supported Barack Obama. He declared his support for Hillary Clinton. He called Donald Trump a fascist, a "puppet of the Illuminati", and blamed uneducated white people for his rise to power. He stated in a Rolling Stone interview that he does not align himself with any political party and that he is an independent.He endorsed <mask> after he lost the primary. "I think I've always been bisexual," he said in a 1995 interview with The Advocate. I've always been interested in that. I think people are born bisexual because our parents and society make us feel like we can't. It's taboo according to them. When it's not bad, it's ingrained in our heads. It's a beautiful thing.He stated in an April 2010 interview that there were a lot of people who didn't accept it. It's kind of phobic to know that it's an issue. This should be something that's accepted at some point. I don't consider myself to be anything. There are parts of me that are shy and conservative when it comes to sex. He talked about his bisexuality in a Rolling Stone article about the Green Day album Dookie. He said that the song was about questioning himself.Being in Berkeley and San Francisco may cause you to have feelings for the opposite sex. People are acting out their feelings. Something in society becomes more acceptable because of that. Gay marriage is becoming recognized. I believe it's a process of discovery. I was willing to try anything. On his 16th birthday, he met his first serious girlfriend, Arica Pelino.She became known as the "first official Green Day fan" as she listened to the first four-track recordings, encouraging the band, touring with them and acting as an occasional photographer for them. She inspired many of Green Day's well-known songs, including "Christie Road", which was written about the local railroad tracks where she and <mask> would sneak out to meet. When she lived in punk houses and warehouses at the age of seventeen, she would often stay with him despite the dangers of doing so, later saying, "I would stay with him sometimes in these." The couple separated in 1991. Arica is the sister of former Green Day touring member Mike Pelino and the sister-in-law of Janna White. After his split with Pelino, he met a woman he has identified only as "Amanda", and they began dating. She was an "iron- willed" feminist and produced and distributed her own fanzine.Though the couple dated for some time, she eventually dumped him in 1994 and joined the Peace Corps, leaving him feeling suicidal. The inspiration behind the Green Day song "Armitage Shanks" was before Dookie came out, according to an interview with Spin. I was wondering if I really wanted to do this. It's easy to kill yourself, but it's hard to stay alive. The punk rocker who didn't approve of me being on a major label was in a break-up with me. She said she couldn't live in a world with fast food. It was pretty bad."She's a Rebel", "Good Riddance", "Stuart and the Ave", "Sassafras Roots", "Amanda", "She's a Rebel", "Extraordinary Girl", and "Good Riddance" are some of the songs written The character of Whatsername on the album American Idiot and in the musical is based on another person. The sister of a professional skateboarder was at one of Green Day's early performances. On July 2, 1994, they wed, with Nesser discovering that she was pregnant the day after. Their first son was born in 1995. He played drums in the Oakland band SWMRS until accusations of sexual misconduct and coercion were made against him in 2020. Their second son was born on September 12, 1998 and he is a guitarist and singer-songwriter who is currently playing with the band Mt.There is a person named Eddy. "I was very impulsive at that time," he said in an interview with Rolling Stone. I believe that impulsive behavior was meant to counteract the chaos in my life. On September 21, 2012 during a Green Day performance at Las Vegas' iHeartRadio Music Festival, the band stopped their set midway through their performance of the 1994 hit song "Basket Case". In an expletive-filled rant, he criticized the event's promoter for cutting short the band's performance, before smashing his guitar and storming off stage. The band apologized and said their set had not been cut short. Four days before the release of Green Day's ninth studio album, there was an incident.Green Day announced that he was seeking treatment for a substance abuse problem two days after the incident. Due to this, appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live were canceled. The mother of the godson of Tre Cool's ex-wife says that he had been drinking heavily in Las Vegas prior to the iHeart Music Festival. In an interview with Rolling Stone in March of last year, he said that he had been trying to get sober since 1997. There were huge meltdowns on the 21st Century Breakdown tour. In the months leading up to the release of Uno!, Dos!, and Tre!, there was an increase in his addiction. During the band's summer tour of Europe, I was at my pill-taking height, medicating the shit out of myself.There was a gig at Irving Plaza in New York just over a week before the incident, in which he "threw back four or five beers before we went on and probably had four or five when we played." After that, I drank my body weight in alcohol. I lay in a park on the West Side Highway. Green Day canceled all remaining concert dates in 2012 and early 2013. The band will return to touring at the end of March. He said that the substances he had been abusing were alcohol and prescription pills. "Look for Love", "Long Time Gone", "I Think We're Alone Now", and "Manic Monday" are singles."Kids in America", "Corpus Christi", "War Stories", and "Not That Way Anymore" are included. On "Dominated Love Slave" Dookie had lead vocals, guitar, drums, and harmonica. Lead vocals, guitar Dos! Lead vocals, guitar, piano! Father of All Motherfuckers - lead vocals, guitar, piano, and Pinhead Gunpowder - lead vocals, guitar, and piano. Lead vocals, lead guitar, backing vocals, Foxboro Hot Tubs Stop Drop and Roll! SWMRS This Kid is the lead

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texts: <mask> was an American architect who was a member of the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows. The basketball arena at the University of Michigan was designed by Dworsky and named after his former football coach. Drake Stadium at UCLA, the Federal Reserve Bank in Los Angeles and the Block M seating arrangement at Michigan Stadium are some of the professional highlights. He was involved in a controversy over the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Dworsky played professional football for the Los Angeles Dons of the All-America Football Conference in 1949 and college football for the University of Michigan from 1945 to 1948. He was an All-American on Michigan's national championship teams. Before attending the University of Michigan, Dworsky lived in the Twin Cities and South Dakota.From 1945 to 1948, Dworsky was a starter for the Michigan football team. He was a key member of the 1947 and 1948 Michigan football teams that won back-to-back national titles. The 1947 team was described as the best team in the history of Michigan football. He won a total of six letters at the University of Michigan, four in football and two in wrestling. Among the famous Jews in football, Dworsky has been extensively profiled in Jewish publications. On August 10, 1957, Dworsky married Sylvia Ann Taylor. Three of the couple's children are Douglas, Laurie and Nancy.They lived in Los Angeles. The Michigan football team went 10–0 in 1947. The defensive unit gave up an average of 5.3 points per game and shut out Michigan State, Pitt, Indiana, Ohio State, and USC. He was named a third team All-American by the American Football Coaches Association as a center for the 1947 team. In a 1988 interview with the Los Angeles Times, the 1947 team's defensive scheme was described as follows: "We were an intelligent team and we had some complex defenses, the nature of which you see today." I called the defensive signals to shift people. After winning the Big Ten title, Michigan was invited to Pasadena to play the USC Trojans in the 1948 Rose Bowl, their first bowl game since 1901.The team boarded a train for a three-day trip across the country just before Christmas. With little to do on the train, Dworsky entertained the team with music. <mask> was a musician. We'd sing together. There was a piano in the car. The Wolverines beat the Trojans 49–0 after a long trip. The coaching staff did a good job of scouting the Trojans.USC was down pat when we went to the Rose Bowl. We knew their system. The Trojans gained only a small amount of yards on the ground and in the air. The future Los Angeles city councilman, John Ferraro, was blocking USC's All-American tackle during the Rose Bowl. Before the bowl games, the final national rankings were determined. Michigan was ranked number one at the end of the 1947 season. After defeating USC 49–0 in the Rose Bowl, the Associated Press held a special poll and Michigan replaced Notre Dame as the national champion."Notre Dame still claims that national championship and so do we," he said. The University of Michigan football team went 9–0 in the 1948 season. The defensive unit was led by Dworsky and held its opponents to just 4.9 points per game. The 1948 season was ranked No. Big Ten Conference rules prevented a team from playing in the Rose Bowl two years in a row. The Blue–Gray All Star game was played in 1948. Dworsky was a four-year starter under Michigan's legendary coach."Crisler's real genius was in combining all the elements," said Dworsky. The 1947 championship team was made up of veterans who had returned from military service. Half of us were 18-year old kids and the other half were veterans. There were guys who were serious and guys who were excited. We never had to be pushed, but we never lost our focus either. "Crisler was not only an intellectual in strategy, but also in the way he ran practices." We called him 'The Lord' because he ran practices rigidly.He could allow it to rain or not. He was a Douglas MacArthur-type figure. I sculpted him and gave him a bust. There was a bust of Crisler in Dworsky's office. The Los Angeles Dons selected Dworsky in the first round of the 1949 draft. The first professional football team in Los Angeles was the Dons. In 1949, he played eleven games for the Dons.Dworsky had one kick return for 14 yards and one interception for the Dons. After graduating from the University of Michigan with a degree in architecture, Dworsky turned down an offer from the Pittsburgh Steelers to return to his alma mater. It was a toss-up if I would become a pro football player or an architect. It's good for a young designer to be a linebacker. You can block the bull from all sides. After receiving his degree in architecture in 1950, Dworsky moved to Los Angeles and served as an apprenticeship in the early 1950s with prominent local early modernists. Dworsky began his own architecture firm in Los Angeles in 1953.Major public buildings in California were created by the firm. The California Council of the American Institute of Architects awarded the firm of the year in 1984. In September 2000 CannonDesign merged with Dworsky Associates, which ceased to be an independent firm. The generation of post-World War II modernists that took its cue from the 1920s German Bauhaus and the French-Swiss master Le Corbusier is known as the Dworsky generation. I am most interested in the mystery of architecture. A stage on which life is played and played out will always be a kind of theater for me. That's why I'm an architect.While being encouraged to experiment by such "new wave" designers as Frank Gehry and Eric Owen Moss, Dworsky said he draws from the "solid, resolved concepts" of modern designers such as Le Corbusier. The first major commission was to design a basketball arena for the University of Michigan. At one of the reunions the members of the 1947 Michigan football team had with the school's athletic director, he gave Dworsky one of his big breaks, asking him to design the arena. The arena was named after the coach. The design of the arena was well received and was said to demonstrate "his ability to combine majesty of scale with human accessibility". The weight of the two plates on the roof of the arena is 160 tons. They can expand or contract based on the change of seasons or the weight of the snow.The home of the University of Michigan's basketball team is still known as Crisler Arena. The wooden benches were replaced with blue fiberglass benches. There is a yellow "Block M" for the stands on the eastern side of the stadium. The track and field stadium at UCLA was designed by <mask> after he was hired by the university. The stadium is called Drake Stadium. The stadium has hosted numerous championship meets, including the National AAU track & field championships in 1976, 1977, and 1978. Each year it is used for special events on the UCLA campus.The future home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic was to be designed by Frank Gehry and the executive architect of the Walt Disney Concert Hall was chosen by the committee. Working drawings that would meet building code specifications were translated by Dworsky. The cost of the project ballooned to over $150 million by 1994, and controversy halted the project. Four years behind schedule, a major donor was needed to complete the project by 2001. Some considered him a spoiled, impractical artist after his design came under fire. The executive architect was incapable of doing drawings that were complex. We helped choose that firm.I went to <mask>, who I thought was a friend, and said, "This is going to fail and we now have the ability to do it, so let us ghost-write it." Dworsky didn't want to. According to the Los Angeles Times, the wrong executive architect was doing the drawings. I'm partly responsible because I helped pick him. It stopped us. In 1996, he told Los Angeles magazine that he no longer speaks to his former friend. He (Dworsky) made a lot of money.He wanted me to work for him. I would like to shoot him. He defended himself against the criticism, even though he was told to stop working on the drawings. Knowledgeable people supported us. They can understand the difficulties in trying to achieve this within a limited budget and a limited schedule because it's a very complex and unusual design. It was unfortunate that Frank came out with his criticism, but he was the center of the storm, having designed the building, and he was just trying to diminish the blame on himself. The Los Angeles Times was told that the building was one-of-a-kind.You don't just open up the plans and understand them quickly. Gehry's work is referred to as "Confusing". Disney Hall official Frederick M. Nicholas denied that there were problems with the drawings not being fast-tracked. Nicholas said that the drawings were not bad. It was a question of the subs not knowing what they're talking about. <mask> died in Los Angeles at the age of 94. The Jerry Lewis Neurological Research Center at UCLA is one of the major works credited to Dworsky and his firm.The Tom Bradley International Terminal is located at the Los Angeles International Airport. A community complex is planned for the California School for the Blind. The design won a merit award. The Theater Arts Building is located at California State University. One of his favorite projects is the theater. The Angelus Plaza residential complex is located in the Bunker Hill area of downtown Los Angeles. The Federal Reserve Bank of Los Angeles is located at Grand Avenue and Olympic Boulevard.The design of the $50 million building won several awards. There is a photograph of a building in Hawthorne, California. The design of the commercial office building received top honors in the Crescent Architecture Awards. The Kilroy Airport Center in Long Beach, California, is a complex of office buildings with direct runway access to the Long Beach Airport for private aircraft. The Westwood Terrace building on Sepulveda Boulevard in West Los Angeles is occupied by New World Entertainment. There is a building on Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks. The Metropolitan is an upscale rental complex in the South Park area.The Municipal Court building is in Van Nuys, California. The Kaufman & Broad Award is given for Outstanding New Public or Civic Project. The Federal Office Building is in Long Beach. The General Services Administration gave a 1992 Design Award to the design of the federal building. The building is located at 5055 Wilshire Boulevard in Hollywood. The Hollywood Reporter was one of the entertainment industry companies that occupied the renovated building. The Beverly Hills Main Post Office is located in Beverly Hills, California.The Los Angeles Business Council gave a Beautification Award for the design. There is a jail in French Camp, California. Six prisoners escaped after cutting through a bar in the dayroom with a hacksaw. The construction firm, the architect, and the prison guards were involved in a dispute over who was to blame for the prison break. The Alumni and Visitors Center was built in 1996. The Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza was designed by New Mexico architect Antoine Predock. In 1996 the New Mexico chapter of theAIA gave an award to Predock and Dworsky for their work on the Civic Arts Plaza.The Calexico Port of Entry is located in Calexico, California. The innovative design won a Presidential Design Award from President Bill Clinton. There are photos and drawings of the Calexico Port of Entry at Chapman University. The Lloyd D. George Federal Courthouse is in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Hollywood-Highland station is on the Metro B Line. <mask>'s numerous award-winning projects in his first 14 years of practice led to his election to the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows. The Los Angeles Chapter of the American Institute of Architects received a gold medal from the American Institute of Architects in 2004.The Council noted that Dworsky had made a major, positive impact on California architecture and his "strong, simple sculpted work has provided a compelling statement for California architecture the past half century". He was one of the most distinguished architects in Los Angeles. The American Institute of Architects, California Council, gave the Firm of the Year Award to Dworsky ASSOCIATES for their "excellence in design of distinguished architecture" and for reaching for a livelier style beyond the boundaries of conventional modernism. He was honored by the Southern California Institute of Architecture in 1986 for his professional accomplishments and his efforts on behalf of the school's scholarship program. The idea of a modular jail was the subject of a $3.5 million grant by the California Board ofCorrections. The County of Los Angeles had an Architectural Evaluation Board. The "directors circle" of the Southern California Institute of Architecture was chaired by Dworsky.There are External links to this photo of the 1948 Rose Bowl team.

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